How to use Tapsle as a tasbih
- 1Pick a dhikrChoose SubhanAllah, Astaghfirullah or any template above. Tapsle opens with the counter and its target ready.
- 2Tap once per dhikrTap the number, the + button, or press space. A mistaken tap is one tap on minus.
- 3Feel the targetTurn tap sound off and haptics on for a quiet buzz with each count. At 33 Tapsle plays the target sound you picked, such as Chime or Bell, so your eyes can stay down.
- 4Come back after the next prayerYour counters are waiting where you left them, on the same device.
Dhikr you can count with Tapsle
Six common dhikr with their meaning and a suggested count. Start any of them in one tap, then change the target to suit your routine.
Salawat
Allahumma salli 'ala Muhammad. O Allah, send blessings upon Muhammad
How to do Tasbih Fatimah with Tapsle
Tasbih Fatimah is commonly recited after each prayer, 100 in total. Start these three counters once and they are ready after every salah.
- Step 1سُبْحَانَ ٱللَّٰهِSubhanAllah33
- Step 2ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلَّٰهِAlhamdulillah33
- Step 3ٱللَّٰهُ أَكْبَرُAllahu Akbar34
Some complete it with Allahu Akbar 33 times and La ilaha illallah once. Set the targets to match how you were taught.
Keep your tasbih on screen while you read
On a computer, pop your counter out into a small window that stays on top of everything else. Read Quran on screen, follow a lecture or a livestreamed halaqa, and keep counting without switching tabs. Press space in the small window to count, and it stays in step with Tapsle.
- Open it with Pop out on the counter, or press P.
- Right-click it to copy the count, reset between sets or open settings.
- Free, in Chrome and Edge on a computer. On a phone, use focus mode instead.
Prayer beads or a digital tasbih?
Many people use both. Beads are tactile and need no screen. A digital tasbih is always in your pocket and remembers counts that run into the hundreds.





